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Notes for Final (Teaching and Learning) 75 Q's on Exam Here are some Q's taken from the bank of exam questions. Chapter 12 Q. Which is not a guideline for the development of printed material A. Include extra information to enhance the message Q. Which guideline is best to follow when constructing a poster? A. Use one colour for 70% of the display and at least 3 other vivid accent colours for the other 30% Q. The...
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Notes for Final (Teaching and Learning) 75 Q's on Exam Here are some Q's taken from the bank of exam questions. Chapter 12 Q. Which is not a guideline for the development of printed material A. Include extra information to enhance the message Q. Which guideline is best to follow when constructing a poster? A. Use one colour for 70% of the display and at least 3 other vivid accent colours for the other 30% Q. The nurse educator is developing a program to teach breast self examination A. Use as lifelike mannequin for demonstration and return demonstration Q. Which instructional materials convey messages in the most abstract form A. Written materials prof will check !!!!!!!!!!!! Q. The public health nurse is preparing to teach the newly diabetic pt about insulin injection: A. Symbolic representation Chapter 15 Q. Which guideline is most important to follow in reporting results of an evaluation? A. Maintain consistency with the data collected Q. Which statement best differentiates formative evaluation from summative evaluation. A. Formative evaluation is integral to the educational process itself, while summative measure the effect of an educational activity Q. What is detailed in an operational definition of a term, such as pt compliance A. Exactly what data will be collected to measure that term. Q. Who has the ultimate authority to determine why an evaluation should be conducted A. The primary audience for the evaluation Q. The best person to collect data for an evaluation is one who has a <a href="/keyword/vested-interest/" >vested interest</a> in the result A. FALSE
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